To enhance connectivity between several districts in the state of Telangana, the construction of the Regional Ring Road Hyderabad (RRR Hyderabad) was planned. It will be one of India’s largest ring road projects and will be developed under phase 1 of the prestigious Bharatmala Pariyojana project, at an approximate cost of Rs 17,000 crore. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will spearhead the development of this four-lane semi-greenfield expressway. As many as 17 national and state highways, including NH 65, NH 44, NH 163, NH 765, around 20 towns and 300 districts will be connected to the expressway.
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Regional Ring Road Hyderabad: Quick facts
| Length | 340 km |
| Status | Under-construction |
| Sections | Northern – 164 km
Southern – 182 km |
| Estimated cost | Rs 17,000 crore |
| Lane | Four |
| Owner | National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) |
| Managed by | Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation
Hyderabad Metropolitan Region Hyderabad Urban Development Authority |
Regional Ring Road Hyderabad: Project details
The Regional Ring Road in Hyderabad is a 340-km ring road that has been constructed with four lanes and access-controlled design. The ring road project is being developed in two phases:
- North – 164 km
- South – 182 km
The northern section is being developed at an estimated cost of Rs 9,500 crore while the southern section is being developed at an estimated cost of Rs 6,480 crore.
Regional Ring Road Hyderabad: Route map
Source: Government of Telangana
Regional Ring Road Hyderabad: Route
| Northern part (158 kms) | Southern part (182 kms) |
| Sangareddy | Choutuppal |
| Narsapur | Ibrahimpatnam |
| Toopran | Kandukur |
| Gajwel | Amangal |
| Yadadri | Chevella |
| Pragnapur | Shankarpally |
| Bhongir | Sangareddy |
| Choutuppal |
This access-controlled expressway, spanning 340 kms, will be constructed in two parts – northern half and southern half. As per the RRR road map, the Regional Ring Road Hyderabad villages and zones will include the locations mentioned in the list above.
As per the Regional Ring Road Hyderabad master plan and RRR road map details, it will pass through existing roads on five reserve forest areas and 125 villages, along the alignment. The estimated cost is around Rs 9,500 crores for the northern half and Rs 6,480 crores for the southern half of the new Hyderabad Regional Ring Road.
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Hyderabad Regional Ring Road villages list
| Sangareddy District Villages | Medak District Villages | Siddipet District Villages | Yadadri-Bhuvanagiri District Villages |
| Kondapur Mandal
– Malkapur – Girmapur |
Narsapur Mandal
– Nagulapalle – Moosapeta – Mohammadabad – Pedda Chinthakunta – Rusthum peta – Seetharampur – Malparthi – Achapet – Reddipalle – Chinna Chinthakunta – Kazipeta – Manthur – Gollapalle – Tirmalapur – Tuljapur |
Raipole Mandal
– Begumpet – Yalkal |
Turkapally Mandal
– Gandamalla – Veerareddy palle – Konapur – Ibrahimpur – Dattayi pally – Velpu pally |
| Sadasivpet Mandal
– Peddapur |
Kowdipalle Mandal
– Venkatapur |
Gajwel Mandal
– Bangla Venkatapur – Makta Masan palle – Komati Banda – Gajwel – Sangapur – Mutrajpalle – Pragnapur – Sirigiri Palle |
Yadagirigutta Mandal
– Mallapur – Datarpally |
| Sangareddy Mandal
– Nagapur – Irigipalle – Chintalpalli – Kalabgur – Sangareddy – Tadlapalle – Kulabgur |
Shivampet Mandal
– Lingoji guda – Kothapeta – Ratnapur – Pambanda – Usirikapalle – Pothula Boguda – Gundlapalle – Konthanpalli |
Wargal Mandal
– Majeedpalle – Mentoor – Jabbapur – Mailaram – Konday palle |
Bhuvanagiri Mandal
– Bhuvanagiri – Rayagiri – Kesaram – Penchikala pahad – Tukkapur – Chandupatla – Gouse nagar – Erramballi – Nandanam |
| Hatnura Mandal
– Kasala – Devulapalli – Hatnura – Doulatabad |
Toopran Mandal
– Vattur – Dandupalle – Nagulapalle – Toopran – Islampur – Datarapalle – Gundreddy palle – Kistapur – Venkatayapalle – Narsampalle – Malkapur |
Markuk Mandal
– Markuk – Pamulaparthi – Angadi Kistapur – Chebarthi – Erravalli |
Valigonda Mandal
– Pahilwan Pur – Kanchanapalli – Tekula Somaram – Redlarepaka – Proddutur – Varkutpalle – Gokaram – Valigonda |
| Choutkur Mandal
– Shivampet – Vendikole – Venkata kistapur – Lingampalle – Korpol |
Masaipeta Mandal
– Masaipet |
Jagdevpur Mandal
– Alirajpet – Itikyala – Peerlapalle |
Choutuppal Mandal
– Nelapatla – Chinna Kondur – Talla Singaram – Swamula vari lingotam – Choutuppal – Lingojiguda – Panthangi – Tangedu Palli |
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Regional Ring Road Hyderabad: Timeline
- 2017: The Telangana state government proposed the project.
- 2018: In May 2018, the Union Road Transport and Highways Ministry sanctioned Rs 5,500 crores, for laying the RRR around Hyderabad.
- 2018: The Union Transport Ministry also gave an in-principle approval for the project in December 2018.
- 2019: The Ministry raised concerns about the financial viability of the project, following which a fresh DPR was demanded.
- 2021: The centre had approved the mega project in February 2021.
- 2021: The NHAI invited tenders from consultants for the DPR of the northern part of the RRR Hyderabad project.
- 2021: The state government allotted Rs 750 crore budget for the project.
- 2022: In February 2022, land survey for a section of the RRR project in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district was started.
- 2024: The Telangana CM advised authorities to expedite the construction of RRR and to complete land acquisition process within three months.
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Regional Ring Road: Land acquisition
The state government began the land acquisition process for the project, after the approval given by the National Highway Authority. Plans have been made for the acquisition of 1785.5 acres of land. A private company has been appointed for conducting the survey to identify the areas where the ring road will pass. The marking is done through satellite with the help of the latest survey instrument for the construction of the road.
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Regional Ring Road Hyderabad: Status and latest updates
Update on February 18, 2022
Officials have started the process of land survey for a part of the RRR project that falls in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district.
Update on June 11, 2021
The NHAI recently invited tenders from consultants for the preparation of a detailed project report (DPR). The date of the technical bid opening, which was earlier set for May 25, was extended up to June 2, 2021, considering the requests from bidders in the current pandemic situation. There were 20 consultants, including Global Infra Solutions, Infrastructure Development Corporation (Karnataka), Aarvee Associates, MSV International and STUP Consultants, which have submitted the bids for the preparation of the DPR for the northern part of the RRR Hyderabad project. The NHAI had informed that it would take a month, after which a firm would be finalised, to undertake the preparation of the DPR.
The state government will share 50% of the land acquisition cost. It had allotted Rs 750 crores for the project in the budget 2021-22. The deadline for the completion of this project has not yet been announced.
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Regional Ring Road in Hyderabad: Real estate impact
This infrastructure project will be constructed as per world-class standards and equipped with modern amenities. It will be located about 30-50 kms away from the existing Outer Ring Road (ORR) and is expected to increase the real estate demand in the neighbouring districts and localities, while also resulting in the creation of new satellite cities.
The Hyderabad property market has remained immune to the pandemic-induced slowdown and continues to witness increased demand for housing units. Among the new infrastructure developments, this mega road project will be a crucial factor in improving the connectivity between several backward regions, thereby, giving a push to trading and business activities and employment opportunities.
Once completed, the RRR project will invite opportunities for industrial growth. Moreover, the localities that the Regional Ring Road will cover, are likely to attract realty players and a growth in the number of gated community projects is envisaged.
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The Socio-Economic Outlook 2021 presented by the government along with the budget, mentions that the road link will facilitate the setting up of new townships, IT parks, cold chains, agro-processing units, etc., by MSMEs and help farmers in selling their produce. Consequently, the satellite cities will see improved connectivity, thus leading to significant growth in the residential and commercial realty market. Additionally, properties for rent in Hyderabad will also see a positive impact due to the enhanced connectivity with the localities situated on the outskirts.
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Property rates near RRR Hyderabad
| Location | Property prices in Rs per square foot (sqft) |
| Sangareddy | Rs 13071 |
| Begumpet | Rs 10,855 |
| Ibrahimpatnam | Rs 5,000 |
| Shankarpally | Rs 5,847 |
| Rangareddy | Rs 7,094 |
Housing.com News Viewpoint
The Hyderabad Regional Ring Road (RRR) is a significant infrastructural development in the city, which is expected to drive new real estate developments. The progress of the project is taking place in stages. Once operational, it will tremendously improve connectivity across key areas.
FAQs
How many kilometres is Outer Ring Road in Hyderabad?
The Outer Ring Road (ORR) in Hyderabad spans a length of 158 kms.
Who started Hyderabad ORR?
The Andhra Pradesh government had set up a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) - the Hyderabad Growth Corridor Ltd (HGCL) - for developing and operating the ORR project in the city.
Which villages are under Regional Ring Road?
The ring road will cover major towns and villages in Rangareddy, Bhuvanagiri, Siddipet and Sangareddy districts.
What is the cost of RRR in Hyderabad?
The RRR Hyderabad ring road project is being developed at an estimated cost of Rs 17,000 crore.
How long is Regional Ring Road in Telangana?
The RRR Hyderabad ring road has a total length of 340 kilometre.
How wide is the RRR road?
The RRR road in Hyderabad is a four-lane road with a width of 500 feet.
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